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For those still subjected to these who don’t know: Most video-enabled pumps in the US can be muted by pressing the second button from the top on the column of f
by dan000892 8y ago
For those still subjected to these who don’t know: Most video-enabled pumps in the US can be muted by pressing the second button from the top on the column of four buttons to the right of the display.
I consider it a small quality of life improvement to not hear the same Seth Meyers joke two or three times while fueling.
- fzzzy 8y agoI try this every single time and it’s never worked.
- rconti 8y agoI've never visited a gas station with ads more than once.
- maxxxxx 8y agoIn my area you'd run out of gas stations quickly with this strategy :-)
- oliveshell 8y agoI just silence the speaker by pressing my wallet against it while I’m pumping gas.
- akira2501 8y agoI tried this and it stopped the pump and required me to get the cashier to re-enable it. I had to pump the rest of my gas in a second transaction.
- dan000892 8y agoWow, that’s a really interesting result I haven’t heard! Do you recall at what brand you experienced this? I generally visit Shell and Chevron stations across CA but I’d make an exception to attempt to repro that.
- ixwt 8y agoI've always pressed the right side buttons, from bottom to top. This works for me, US as well.
- jrrrr 8y agoI tried this morning at a Citgo and it worked. Thanks Dan!
- ConceptJunkie 8y agoYeah, I discovered a pump display that actually had a labelled "Mute" button, and I figured out that some other ones can be muted by poking at the buttons. Barring that, I usually end up walking a little away from the car in order to try not to be advertised at.